5120:1-1-12
Conditions of release.

(A)
The parole board shall impose upon the releasee such
conditions of release as it deems reasonably necessary to ensure that the
releasee will lead a law-abiding life and to assist the releasee in leading a
law-abiding life.

(B)
The parole board shall impose the following minimum
conditions of release:

(1)
The releasee shall abide by all federal, state, and
local laws and ordinances and all rules and regulations of the department of
rehabilitation and correction;

(2)
The releasee
shall obtain permission, in writing, from the adult parole authority before
leaving the state;

(3)
The releasee shall comply with all lawful orders given
to the releasee by the department of rehabilitation and correction, its
authorized agents, or its representatives, which shall include any sanctions
that may be imposed in response to violation behavior at any time during
supervision;

(4)
The releasee must not posses, own, use, or have under
the releasee's control any firearm, deadly weapon, or dangerous ordnance.

(C)
When imposing special conditions of release, the
parole board shall, to the extent feasible, individualize the conditions,
taking into consideration the releasee's risk and needs level and the safety of
the victim or victims, provided that:

(1)
There is a
reasonable relationship between the conditions imposed and the inmate's
previous conduct and present situation;

(2)
The conditions
are sufficiently specific to serve as a guide to supervision and conduct;
and

(D)
An inmate shall receive written notice of the
conditions of release including any special conditions that have been imposed
upon him by the parole board prior to the inmate's release from the institution
and shall acknowledge by signature the receipt of, and intention to comply
with, the conditions imposed.

(E)
Any request for
the addition, removal, or modification of a condition or special condition of
release shall be directed to the parole board chair or designee. The parole
board chair or designee shall consider the request along with the releasee's
risk and needs level. The parole board chair or designee shall respond as soon
as administratively possible to the person requesting the addition, removal, or
modification of the condition.